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Nam Le

On David Malouf: Writers on Writers by Nam Le

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May 2019, no. 411
Peter Rose reviews 'On David Malouf: Writers on Writers' by Nam Le

For more than a decade the world has waited, patiently or disbelievingly, for a second book from Nam Le, author of The Boat (2008), a collection of seven tales that won the young Australian author acclaim throughout the world. Finally, it has arrived. A book-length essay running to about 15,000 words ...

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Letters to the Editor - June–July 2019

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June–July 2019, no. 412
Letters to the Editor - June–July 2019

Letters to the Editor: Reflections on Nam Le, David Malouf, J.M. Coetzee, and the true origin of the curate's egg ...

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The Boat by Nam Le

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July–August 2008, no. 303
Louise Swinn reviews 'The Boat' by Nam Le

At a time when some fiction writers are busy defending their right to incorporate autobiographical elements, and some non-fiction writers are being charged with fabrication, it seems timely of Nam Le to begin his collection of stories with one that plays with notions of authenticity in literature ...

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